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Interesting Audio Recorder
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Ask HN: Do you waste AI assisted time looking for answers?
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5mo ago
She died anyway, so AI is only as good as the sources it gets.
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6mo ago
Please create it for wood as in "this is the wood you need to obtain or cut as in lwh. Then, how many screws do you need where" and so on. 3D printing this is too expensive in even a little bigger quantity. Maybe a combination of
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Ask HN: What are your accomplishments you didn't give yourself credit for?
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Ask HN: Has AI, especially cloud LLMs, ever given you good dating advice?
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7mo ago
You seem to have done a lot, but it was always on a high level. It always started at the point, at the assumption, that you needed a lot of parameters to get good answers. Now tell me this. Who says that? So obviously you lack the hardware
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LLMs can run on tiny computers offering the same power and more than cloud LLMs
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The solution is to exercise information minimalism without caring about how you are perceived. That being said, my brainstorming-style writing is not easy to follow and I want my ideas spread and not my wording. Therefore I often dump a raw
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7mo ago
Do you want to build a time-capsule?
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You've reached your rate limit. Please try again later
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That is not conclusive to being able to code. If you don't put yourself out there and your code for judgement, a lack of occupation is no rebuttal of ability. But if you generalize this by asking, isn't code just a set of descript
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Thank you for your compassion, I really appreciate that. Yet it is not so much about downplaying myself than rather thinking about whether what I did was useful, even necessary. Is there inherent intellectual value in fixing dependency issu
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Have you ever been able to code in the first place?
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I flagged your response.
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How do I find flagged posts?
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Who benefits from living in the uk anyway?
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Intersting, not my government though as I am in Germany. But are those huge deepseek models worth it? It seems that only proprietary models can match up. On the other hand, we need to talk specifics. Measure up, how and regarding which benc
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Ask HN: Who is using local LLMs in a production environment here?
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I'm also on this track and I'm having this issue of seeing a wall of text and because I'm exposed to a lot of walls of text it is just too much information and I cannot comprehend the gist of it what I wanted to say. But on t
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You are so edgy.
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I understand why you consider his question relevant. At the same time, it is worth making a clear distinction: OP does not formulate an alternative empirical explanation of physical reality, but rather a philosophical reflection on the cons
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Your question about testability is justified. However, the considerations are not an empirical hypothesis in the scientific sense, but rather a philosophical argument. He is not claiming that the simulation hypothesis can be experimentally
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Share Your Experience: How You Found Accepting Friends Beyond Achievement
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11mo ago
Wrong approach.
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what happened
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The Comfort of Watching: Why We Choose to Stay in Place
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What happens when you watch someone else live the life you wish you had — without lifting a finger? In this episode, we explore how parasocial relationships with influencers, celebrities, and digital lives can become a form of emotional esc
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Thank You for Your Service: The Normalization of Killing
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11mo ago
It's not free and you didn't find it, it's simply disingenious marketing
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